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The first Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) Asset Protection Conference in three years ended on a high note yesterday, April 27.

The energy once again flowed freely throughout the event, and attendees were once again rewarded with a series of great sessions.

Yesterday, the conference kicked off with welcome remarks from RILA President Brian Dodge, as he explained how loss prevention is more important than ever.

The subject of working smarter with LP technology was addressed at the Retail Council of Canada’s annual Loss Prevention Forum, held virtually April 12.

It started with the pandemic and has grown since—the supply chain has become the industry’s focus and part of the national conversation.

The conference will offer attendees networking, benchmarking, and education around key topics in retail asset protection, including organized retail crime, workplace safety, supply chain security, and more.

Hear two industry leaders who live and breathe safety share the successes and lessons learned to drive success in keeping stores safe.

Veteran retail executive Rui Rodrigues, now a consultant with the RCC, explains how they work to leverage collaboration between retailers, police, and government.

It might be surprising, but the original purpose of the cash register was to stop theft. The inventor was James Ritty, a saloonkeeper in Dayton, Ohio.